Internet Shopping
Posted: 21 Oct 2011, 21:51
It can't be that difficult, Vivi thought as she settled in front of one of the computers in the Voodoo Cybercafe, her new favorite place to surf the net. In a flash, she had her favorite Halloween costume site up on the screen, and with a few clicks, she was searching through the women's costumery that bedazzled the site, sprawled over three different categorical tabs; Zombies, Renaissance & Medieval, and Pirates.
The Zombies category was easy enough to trim down; she now had the options of a Bloody Nurse costume, or an outfit entitled "Officer Armbiter," the name of which, albiet cheesy, was rather laughable. Zombies almost never went for your arms; they preferred to try ripping off your head.
Pirates took a few minutes more, before she finally settled on the Seven Sea Seductress. A luscious red and gold costume embelished with black lace. But she still had one category left to sift through.
She purposefully had saved Renaissance & Medieval for last. It was certain to have the most content, the most choices. And it was also the one she'd be the least decisive in. But she was surprised to discover that it had less than the Pirates collection, and she selected only one from it; the Lady of the Lake costumery. A luxurious outfit of pale grey and rich royal blue, it suited her perfectly, and would fit her slim, muscular form ideally as well. It would flow and billow behind her...and that was actualy the perfect reason to remove it from her list entirely. And so, she did.
Officer Armbiter included an amazingly short beige dress with bite-mark cutouts covered with fine red mesh and bloodstains splattering the entire outfit. It also included a short black tie and a pair of fingerless leather gloves. It said nothing about the badge she spotted on the right side of the chest, but she assumed it was included as the description said, quite specifically, that it was a "cop dress." How interesting it would be to be a member of the KoPs and wear a police-zombie costume for Halloween? Quite interesting.
The Bloody Nurse was...well, a bloody nurse. Blood-spattered headpiece, face mask, and dress. Two rip-like cutouts with the same red mesh as Officer Armbiter, jagged hem and sleeves, zipper down the front. Both zombie outfits were unbelievably short, but that was all the more reason to wear it. Halloween seemed to be the only time it was acceptable for grown women to dress like and be sluts. Why should Vivi ignore that seeming social norm?
Seven Sea Seductress. She could not ignore it. It seemed just right for her, and fit her personality. But that Bloody Nurse...it was just sexy enough. She double- and triple-checked the price of next-day shipping in tandem with the costume itself, and found that it came to $68.98, without any goodies. That was next on her list to seek. Hats, Wigs, & Masks and Accessories & Makeup were her next destinations; shoes and other lovely things were to be found there.
White shoes with a blood-splatter pattern brought the total to $88.98. She could handle that. With a few quick keystrokes, the money was on its way to the costume place from her bank account, and she just had to sit and wait for the costume to arrive.
The Zombies category was easy enough to trim down; she now had the options of a Bloody Nurse costume, or an outfit entitled "Officer Armbiter," the name of which, albiet cheesy, was rather laughable. Zombies almost never went for your arms; they preferred to try ripping off your head.
Pirates took a few minutes more, before she finally settled on the Seven Sea Seductress. A luscious red and gold costume embelished with black lace. But she still had one category left to sift through.
She purposefully had saved Renaissance & Medieval for last. It was certain to have the most content, the most choices. And it was also the one she'd be the least decisive in. But she was surprised to discover that it had less than the Pirates collection, and she selected only one from it; the Lady of the Lake costumery. A luxurious outfit of pale grey and rich royal blue, it suited her perfectly, and would fit her slim, muscular form ideally as well. It would flow and billow behind her...and that was actualy the perfect reason to remove it from her list entirely. And so, she did.
Officer Armbiter included an amazingly short beige dress with bite-mark cutouts covered with fine red mesh and bloodstains splattering the entire outfit. It also included a short black tie and a pair of fingerless leather gloves. It said nothing about the badge she spotted on the right side of the chest, but she assumed it was included as the description said, quite specifically, that it was a "cop dress." How interesting it would be to be a member of the KoPs and wear a police-zombie costume for Halloween? Quite interesting.
The Bloody Nurse was...well, a bloody nurse. Blood-spattered headpiece, face mask, and dress. Two rip-like cutouts with the same red mesh as Officer Armbiter, jagged hem and sleeves, zipper down the front. Both zombie outfits were unbelievably short, but that was all the more reason to wear it. Halloween seemed to be the only time it was acceptable for grown women to dress like and be sluts. Why should Vivi ignore that seeming social norm?
Seven Sea Seductress. She could not ignore it. It seemed just right for her, and fit her personality. But that Bloody Nurse...it was just sexy enough. She double- and triple-checked the price of next-day shipping in tandem with the costume itself, and found that it came to $68.98, without any goodies. That was next on her list to seek. Hats, Wigs, & Masks and Accessories & Makeup were her next destinations; shoes and other lovely things were to be found there.
White shoes with a blood-splatter pattern brought the total to $88.98. She could handle that. With a few quick keystrokes, the money was on its way to the costume place from her bank account, and she just had to sit and wait for the costume to arrive.